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Asked: 2026-05-26T16:07:00+00:00

We are using maven in the development process. Maven provides a nice feature of

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We are using maven in the development process. Maven provides a nice feature of configuring the repositories. Using this feature I have created a remote internal repository and I can download the dependencies from that repository.
The development machines are pointing to this remote internal repository. Each development machine has its own local repository(~/.m2/repository/) and hence the dependencies of the project are downloaded from the remote internal repositor**y to the **local repository(~/.m2/repository/) on each developer machine.

Is there any way that the local repository(~/.m2/repository/) on developer machines can be set to the internal remote repository that we have created and which is used for downloading the dependencies from.

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  1. Editorial Team

    If take a look on Maven Introduction to Repositories first paragraph says:

    There are strictly only two types of repositories: local and remote.

    There is no way how you could change this behavior.

    If you would handle that differently it would cause many problems. E.g. build would take much longer because of downloading file all files, IDE would work not work properly (project dependencies would not be stored local), …

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